valve disassembly LA211
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mjym
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J_J
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- Power-Trac 1445, KUBOTA B-9200HST
Is this post related to some other post?
That is an open question.
Some valves have o-rings on the spools. Stack valves have o-rings between the spool sections.
Explain why you are taking it apart.
I had to look back in the other post to see what yo were talking about.
Did you not open this PDF in another post.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...320619284-la211-loader-valve-la211-loader.pdf
That is an open question.
Some valves have o-rings on the spools. Stack valves have o-rings between the spool sections.
Explain why you are taking it apart.
I had to look back in the other post to see what yo were talking about.
Did you not open this PDF in another post.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...320619284-la211-loader-valve-la211-loader.pdf
In a previous post I explained or at least thought I did that I have to put lever in exactly the right position to get my bucket to lift. When my tractor was new and for years after I simply pulled to stop and bucket moved as desired. Lately, however, I must pull to stop and then move lever forward very carefully to find the "sweet spot" and bucket will respond but slowly and weakly. After reading many posts about water infiltration and rust I thought perhaps this could be my problem. This is why I thought it might be time to remove valve and give it a proper cleaning and inspection. The parts breakdown PDF does not show great detail and this is why I have posted for additional info before I begin disassembly. Thanks, Kenny
